The October 2022 issue of EVs and Beyond is now available to download
In this issue China takes on Korea to win the hearts and minds of consumers in the small all-electric SUV market. With SsangYong Motor entering the fray with the Korando e-Motion, we decided it was a great opportunity to have a back to back comparison with the revitalised MG ZS EV, recent newcomer the BYD Atto 3, and the Hyundai Kona EV.
EV drivers have a new super-fast charging option with the launch of two new Counties Energy chargers at Mercer on the Waikato Expressway. The 180kW and 24kW options are set to be powered by a second-life battery system using batteries discarded from Nissan Leaf EVs.
NZ Post has unveiled the first 20 eVito vans from an order for 60 vehicles for its contractor fleet, in a $20 million initiative to cut its carbon emissions.
Businesses installing smart chargers at their employees’ homes are accelerating EV uptake and reducing the need to rely on public smart charging situations to keep their fleets moving.
Several New Zealand businesses are embracing emissions-free heavy transport by using Fuso eCanters in their delivery fleets.
For more than 55 years the Giltrap Group’s dealerships have been at the forefront of delivering new automotive technology to its customers, and no more so than now as fleets embrace low- and zero-emission vehicles for a sustainable future.
Meridian Energy is establishing a nationwide EV charging network which it is calling Zero.
Segway has launched its latest GT-series models onto the New Zealand market.
Electric motorcycle and scooter brand Horwin has appointed 13 car dealers to sell its products in New Zealand.
All this plus the usual round up of industry news, views, and statistics.
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